05 Nov 1892
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Newspaper
Barrington Review
Location
Barrington, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1892
Page
1
Local church services and Sunday school times are listed for Congregational, Protestant, and Methodist groups. Voters are urged to vote early on Tuesday November 8 with polls from 6 am to 4 pm and support Republican candidates. Social events include a New England supper, Halloween pranks, and a Mother Goose concert.
Barrington churches announce services and schedules for multiple congregations including Baptist and Evangelical groups. The record lists pastors, meeting dates, and Sunday times, plus a note on election day polling hours and encouraging civic participation.
Mr Deutsch spoke in German explaining voting by the Australian system. Major entertained the audience with humor before a two o clock train cut his remarks. Henry Kreft presided and announced another meeting for Saturday evening. November speakers include Wm J Major Charles Koermer and Prof L Pieper.
Early voting urged for November 4 with polls open 4 PM to 4 PM and reminders to vote the straight Republican ticket. Notices reference local residents Ayres and Clemens, registry details, and a death in Chicago of A P Ayotte aged 36 with funeral at Congregational church led by Rev Leeper.
An obituary notes a Park Ridge resident who served in the Civil War and died, with funeral details and names of pallbearers. The piece also covers a Republican rally postponement, church services, Halloween pranks, local renovations, new housing, and residents visiting relatives, with multiple brief society items.
Norwood Park voters head to polls Tuesday morning from 6 to 4 for a local election. City officers and trustees named include John B. Foot president and James A. Low treasurer. Buildings on Vine street near Puhlman and a new house contracted by E Wingren are mentioned. A pair of undressed kid gloves is offered at Norwood Park hall office.
Part or whole of my house for rent near American Reform church. Mrs. F. A. Lixcouy.
Community church notices list services and Sunday School times for several congregations with names such as Rev. M. H. Pres, Rev. Oswan Carge, and Rev. Adolf Pfotenhauer. Political notes urge voting on election day with poll hours 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., plus reports on attendance and local visits.
A jumble of 19th century community items notes Halloween parties, church and school schedules, and a reminder to vote on Tuesday with polls open from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. It mentions local youths, Sunday school, pastors, and social events, with scattered references to illness and personal visits.
Fragment discusses noon voting rushes and warnings that many will cast ballots late while urging readers to act with neighbors and peers to safeguard their votes.
A young Grattan practiced oratory in a wood that contained a gallows with rusty chains from an old hanging. While he was apostrophizing this melancholy object a stranger approached silently and interrupted, asking how he planned to get down.
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